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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
3
The Adirondack hotel keeper Paul Mith, age eighty four, recalls a title lawsuit with Jones in Malone last summer. He describes sitting in court before opening, noting his witnesses, and recounting a remark that he had won with those witnesses twice.
In Trenton before his inauguration President Wilson joked about cabinet rumors. A newspaper correspondent recalled pestering him for facts as fake cabinet reports circulated. The president quipped that the public is dying for the facts, then noted the truth would have to be satisfied with news.
An old advertisement touts Winslow’s Soothing Byrup for children teething. It claims gum softening, reduced inflammation, and pain relief, with a boiled ingredient note. A bill collector is quoted saying it helps “find people out.”
In a Paris setting amid reformist unrest, De Lussac and Sartines plot a high stake heist to seize a secret document, using a wax impression of the Duc de Richelieu’s keys. The plan hinges on loyalty, danger, and a vow to aid fellow conspirators despite growing risk and potential arrest.
In a fragmented tale set in Paris, the Comte de Sartines, beleaguered by political plotting and sensed betrayal, is torn between revolutionary zeal and a new love. A coded message hints at a private rendezvous with Baroness E as he debates abandoning militant cells for a life with happiness.
John H. Marble named by President Wilson to the Interstate Commerce Commission succeeding Franklin Sclane. Marble has served as secretary of the commission and as counsel for the senate committee that investigated the Lorimar selection, with home in Tal form.
A Manila report notes a novel car washed in color tones from here to Baguio, setting a new record between the summer capital and Manila. The vehicle, stripped and exposed to sun wind, draws curious crowds, with pedestrians and drivers respecting its warning signals in the midday heat.
Atchison Kansas resident Atlee Elsie Nisseon describes years of facial eruptions with pimples and blackheads. After four months using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soup, pimples cleared though ointment usage continued. Samples promoted by Cuticura in Boston offer.
Fragmentary lines describe a traveler refusing a sleeper on a trip and questioning a night journey. The text notes a mute person’s limited education yet practicality, suggesting a puzzle or dialogue about travel arrangements and accommodations.
Auburn New York woman claims ten years of nervous distress and pains eased after four months on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A St Cloud Minnesota mother credits the product for recovery from overwork worry and fatigue after trying it on a doctor's daughter recommendation.
A brief notice from Sioux City Portage Group outlines continued work on a city project in 1974. Officials confirm funding steps and timelines with no major delays reported.
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